Germany’s energy transition debate packs workshops and policy sessions into a short spring window in Berlin. ENERGIETAGE merges a digital congress with on-site days to surface technical solutions and administrative perspectives.
Practical information for attending
Días de energía (ENERGIETAGE) 2026 takes place from 4 to 6 May 2026 in Berlin. The listed venue for in-person activity is Ludwig-Erhard-Haus. The event format mixes online programming with face-to-face sessions designed to accelerate contacts between public bodies and suppliers.
For B2B prospecting, focus on the Innovations and Exhibitor Forum and the thematic strands that bring together municipal actors and technology providers. The event platform and community features allow scheduling meetings ahead of the Berlin sessions.
What the 2026 programme includes
The 2026 programme pairs a central congress with targeted initiatives. In the prior edition about 60 in-person sessions addressed technical and policy questions. The offer includes thematic dossiers such as municipal heat planning and a program-related podcast called ENERGIETAGE 365.
The innovation forum and exhibitor spaces offer a way to showcase solutions for district heating, demand side management and renewables integration. Programme entries are organised by topic to help suppliers and buyers find relevant sessions.
Participants and partners
The organisers work annually with dozens of institutions. In 2026 more than 100 coorganisers shaped the lineup, contributing events on energy policy, heat transition and network technologies. Attending profiles include local authorities, energy service companies and research organisations.
This mix creates opportunities to meet procurement officials and technical buyers for municipal projects and industrial deployments. Identify sessions with municipal representation when targeting public tenders.
Preparing B2B outreach in Berlin
- Map target sessions and request meetings through the online community. Prioritise contacts involved in heat planning and grid operation.
- Bring a concise technical dossier focused on municipal or utility use cases, with clear KPIs and pilot references.
- Look for coorganisers and exhibitors as potential partners for joint proposals. The innovation forum is useful to test market interest before submitting bids.
- Tailor materials to the audience. For grid operators emphasise interoperability. For public buyers present funding options and implementation timelines.
Final note and official link
Combining online content with in-person days streamlines contact with both technical decision makers and public-sector buyers active in the energy transition. Plan meetings in advance and align presentations to the specific decision criteria of municipal and utility stakeholders. Find programme details and participation options at the official site https://www.energietage.de/home.html.
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